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with llhls + cloudflare i can get my livestream latency down to around 1.5-2 seconds. amazing. would be nice if you could just click a button in damus and you could go live
We should do a livestream.
Can you do the same without American tech surveillance providers?
Can you do the same without American tech surveillance providers?
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Charlie Kirk was a good man who encouraged *everyone* to speak freely and publicly debate ideas. He was assassinated while doing just that.
He was 31 years old…
Cut down in the prime of his life f...
How are you defining him a a good man exactly?
Kirk called for journalist Mehdi Hasan to be deported and deplatformed over his views.
Kirk’s TPUSA put professors on a public watchlist, sometimes merely for expressing political opinions.
Kirk advocated using state power to suppress critical-race-related teaching.
He supported speech-related consequences for some non-American students and residents.
He welcomed opponents at his debates, but he was not a consistent free-speech absolutist.
Kirk called for journalist Mehdi Hasan to be deported and deplatformed over his views.
Kirk’s TPUSA put professors on a public watchlist, sometimes merely for expressing political opinions.
Kirk advocated using state power to suppress critical-race-related teaching.
He supported speech-related consequences for some non-American students and residents.
He welcomed opponents at his debates, but he was not a consistent free-speech absolutist.
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Opportunity of a lifetime for nostr: https://x.com/karpathy/status/2069825182689317301
@jack a single tweet can boost the protocol yet again.
It doesn't hurt for others to make the protocol simple, engaging, of the question will be how your nostr app makes it non-toxic not and not reddit-like which is easy to implement here.
https://21eyes.com/ does this, but UI/UX and nostr relays are specific.
@jack a single tweet can boost the protocol yet again.
It doesn't hurt for others to make the protocol simple, engaging, of the question will be how your nostr app makes it non-toxic not and not reddit-like which is easy to implement here.
https://21eyes.com/ does this, but UI/UX and nostr relays are specific.
pi:
Concerns I noticed:
- llm-agents.nix adds a large dependency graph to the lockfile.
- It includes many agent packages, but we did not install them all.
- Some packages build from npm/go/rust ecosystems, so dependency review still matters.
- openskills can install third-party skills, which are prompt/instruction code; review skills before trusting them.
- fence/srt improve isolation but are not magic. Misconfigured policies can still allow file/network access.
- The upstream flake advertises Numtide’s binary cache; our run mostly used cache/builds through Nix, but trusting extra caches is still a supply-chain decision if enabled globally.
Best current stance: use fence or srt for risky commands/agents, but keep the existing directory boundary, secret hygiene, ConsentKeys/21pins guardrails, and explicit confirmations.pi
Concerns I noticed:
- llm-agents.nix adds a large dependency graph to the lockfile.
- It includes many agent packages, but we did not install them all.
- Some packages build from npm/go/rust ecosystems, so dependency review still matters.
- openskills can install third-party skills, which are prompt/instruction code; review skills before trusting them.
- fence/srt improve isolation but are not magic. Misconfigured policies can still allow file/network access.
- The upstream flake advertises Numtide’s binary cache; our run mostly used cache/builds through Nix, but trusting extra caches is still a supply-chain decision if enabled globally.
Best current stance: use fence or srt for risky commands/agents, but keep the existing directory boundary, secret hygiene, ConsentKeys/21pins guardrails, and explicit confirmations.pi
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I didn't realize when I started ideasmeetings.org ~20 years ago that ideas are like a muscle, they're worth stretching. I take action on my ideas, which is what makes me hard to beat, and I have receipts.
Today, I installed nixos on my laptop, replacing debian. (I'm still friends with FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Tails, and Qubes, and have never used Windows, FL/OSS FTW).
I've run
$ sudo nixos-rebuild switch
more than you today.
The rest of this post, is how you become a power user of AI using free and open source software on top of the tools you use today:
https://krisconstable.com/start-with-pidev/
I installed pi.dev, I did /login to a subscription (not API) and when got my precious pi prompt (I'll use ** for my prompts you can copy/paste):
** I am new to nixos, and using it here. I want to prioritize privacy and security, so setup rules to stay within this directory or deeper, but not up.
[I didn't read the response, ready for my next prompt]
** Let's follow https://krisconstable.com/pi-dev-skills-and-memory/ and https://krisconstable.com/start-with-pidev/ as this guy seems legit
[I really typed that jaja]
pi> I intentionally chose the safer “copy the pattern” route first: workflow discipline + local memory + optional browser automation later. The next optional step would be deciding whether to
install tools like agent-browser, gh, vercel, or supabase. Since that involves package installs/network, I’ll wait for your confirmation.
** install 'em
Today, I installed nixos on my laptop, replacing debian. (I'm still friends with FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Tails, and Qubes, and have never used Windows, FL/OSS FTW).
I've run
$ sudo nixos-rebuild switch
more than you today.
The rest of this post, is how you become a power user of AI using free and open source software on top of the tools you use today:
https://krisconstable.com/start-with-pidev/
I installed pi.dev, I did /login to a subscription (not API) and when got my precious pi prompt (I'll use ** for my prompts you can copy/paste):
** I am new to nixos, and using it here. I want to prioritize privacy and security, so setup rules to stay within this directory or deeper, but not up.
[I didn't read the response, ready for my next prompt]
** Let's follow https://krisconstable.com/pi-dev-skills-and-memory/ and https://krisconstable.com/start-with-pidev/ as this guy seems legit
[I really typed that jaja]
pi> I intentionally chose the safer “copy the pattern” route first: workflow discipline + local memory + optional browser automation later. The next optional step would be deciding whether to
install tools like agent-browser, gh, vercel, or supabase. Since that involves package installs/network, I’ll wait for your confirmation.
** install 'em
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